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what was that boo titled that you held up that had the free verse examples in it?

Thanks for saving my grades and making me enjoy this story you really explain it in a detailed way you earned your self a subscriber

Wow, very informative! Great video, thank you

This is incredibly helpful! Thanks so much!

If you make another list, which many of us would love, please include Breakfast at Tifanny’s and some Heese! Maybe Siddhartha!

Would you recommend The Importance of Being Earnest??

Hi, my first book signing is coming up! I love your tips!!

Hello! I have a question, is litotes always conveys positive thing by using negative phrase?

Miss could you please give us tips to the students who does e.lit. And what are the stationaries I should do while learning. How I understand and fall into e.lit ?

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Oddly enough, I found Brothers Karamazov to be easy to read, but that's because I'd already read a lot of Dostoevsky and so was already familiar with his writing style and the Russian life.

A well focused analysis which has just earned you a ‘like’ and a new subscriber!

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Ad Astra Per Aspera! We soon set upon the next epoch of life ever evolving through our struggles we set sail amid uncertainty and seek within the universal truths that guide us towards the light of stars and the power of knowledge, courage, and heroic hearts of equal temper. To arcadia and eternity we bridge the long arch of history to peace and prosperity among the gods

This stressed and unstressed thing really gives me a migraine

Mrs Dovarage went on her knitting without seeing any thing

Dostoevsky White Nights is a super quick and lovely read, as well as Kahlil Gibrans The Broken Wings.

Yes, please part two😊

Thanks for this very informative message the Sonnet sends to us.

What we feel when we lose our Best Loved Ones.

Really insightful analysis. Thank yoy!

Some other great shorties: Night by Elie Wiesel, Puddinhead Wilson, Up from Slavery, and Agnes Grey.

Maus is a masterpiece!

It means , face life's challenges with intensity and passion, not passive indifference. The meaning is best captured by Rodney Dangerfield. ruclips.net/video/0Zo0zN8ug-M/видео.html

Lord of the Flies was my favorite high school reading! ❤

Joyce’s “Dubliners” is wonderful! Easy to read, digestible, not a slog.

If you put The Silmarillion on the list you could as well put The Bible, as it was inspired by its style, also if you put Moby-Dick you could as well put Tristram Shandy for the same reason. Dubliners by Joyce is quite accessible and also well written

This was so good. There were so many things that I had missed (eg 13 being an unlucky number, the last name Smith indicating that a character is likely to be an every man, etc).

Bilbo last song I'm guess that the song he learned from tom bombadil that saves his life

Thank you so much for these videos! My hobby is reading classics and your close reading is extremely helpful to enjoy and understand the text better!!

Oh man, thanks for this. I misunderstood and thought that Charles’ mum was the one who was tied up and died because it said she seemed pregnant 😅

All the best for your next adventure, thanks for the great channel 😊

It would help to understand Shakespeare's writings using Middle English, not modern American English. Also to correctly pronounce words. For example, you pronounced "Warwick" the way it is spelt (spelled). That is OK for the town of Warwick, RI. In England, it is pronounced "WORR-ik" with a silent w.

Thank you from Australia! I have immensely enjoyed your series, and have had such a deeper understanding of this novel than I would have otherwise had. ATOTCs is going right to the top of my fave books, up with Les Miserables and Anna Karenina. Well done on a huge project!

Gene Wolfe uses unreliable narrators a lot.

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I agree with you about War and Peace. Les Miserables wins that battle hands down. It with Brothers Karamazov are my two favorites.

Well analyzed🎉

I can recommend "Hadji Murad" by Leo Tolstoy to that list. 100 pages but "profound".

I now know why Captain Kirk quotes the last line of the book at the end of Star Trek II.

Thanks!

Christ is Risen! Cristos Anesti! ☦️

Nice list. Will have to check out The Awakening as it's the only one on the list I haven't read. I love "The Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" I read "In Cold Blood way back in High School and am still not sure I'm ready to revisit it.

Revolutionaries always attack the crown & altar. What has it gotten us?

This Sydney Carton guy.....uggghhh. 🙄

It's an arbitrary thing. Just not a random thing.

Now I know why there are a few scenes with Bane knitting in The Dark Knight Rises.

If you haven't seen it, the movie Capote is a great companion to reading In Cold Blood. The film is set while he is putting together the book. Much Ado About Nothing is one of my favorite Shakespeare comedies! The Brannagh movie is great too, and gentle Keanu's performance is flat as a pancake being pressed by a 4 ton spatula. 😊Pilgrim At Tinker Creek sounds especially interesting. Thanks for the recommendations.

Excellent choices. Currently rereading Brave New World and Huckleberry Finn. Just finished reading The Violent Bear It Away.

Farenheit 451 took me about a week to read but I loved it.